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Tierney Conklin

Firm: Vernis & Bowling of Broward, P.A.

5821 Hollywood Blvd , Hollywood , Florida 33021

Practice Areas: Insurance

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“Tierney Conklin highly skilled and qualified Attorney. Any client would benefit greatly from her legal representation.”

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Victoria Pappas

Firm: Law Offices of Victoria J. Pappas PA

2118 N 32nd Ave , Hollywood , Florida 33021

Practice Areas: General Practice

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“Divorce is not fun and Victoria did the best she could to help me along the way and fight for my rig”

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Vincent Rutigliano

2501 Hollywood Blvd Ste 110 , Hollywood , Florida 33020

Practice Areas: Litigation

Vincent J. Rutigliano Florida Personal Injury Lawyer

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“I have worked with Vince for about 4 years now. He helps me out with litigation and I have learned a lot from him. His attention to detail is second to none and he has a very stron…”

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Virginia Drogo

6960 Taft Street , Hollywood , Florida 33024

Practice Areas: Car Accidents

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“Stephanie! I feel comfortable to call either and they always answer any time. I text Virginia often”

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Will Murphy

601 South Federal Highway , Hollywood , Florida 33020

Practice Areas: Arbitration, Mediation, Lawsuits & Disputes, Appeals, Probate

After graduating from the Marshall-Wythe School of law at the College of William & Mary, I clerked for the Honorable Pamela B. Minzner in New Mexico. I then entered private practice in Florida in 1992 and have litigated primarily in state courts, including appeals. I have been a certified mediator since 1997 and am now certified in circuit civil, appellate, family and county court mediation. I am the Vice President of the Florida Academy of Professional Mediators, and edited their newsletter, The Caucus.. I am also a qualified arbitrator for state court matters. I am a FINRA arbitrator and chair-qualified and have arbitrated hundreds of cases, mainly as chairperson. I am also a Special Magistrate for the Broward County Value Adjustment Board. I also serve as an arbitrator for the American Health Law Association.. Aside from my legal and dispute resolution experience, I am the race director and coach for Synergy Outdoor Adventure Resources, a nonprofit that fosters participation in outdoor recreation and competition including paddlesports and adventure racing. We and the team we sponsor support the Fort Lauderdale Children's Theatre, which has been serving South Florida communities for almost 60 years. I wrote Blazing Paddles: Your Guide to Forming a Fun, Fast Dragon Boat Team, the highest rated book of its kind on Amazon.

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“I give this lawyer a hundreds stars if I could. He’s a really nice attorney, knowledgeable about t”

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“The answers of Mr. Murphy are consistent accurate, full of analysis and customized to the needs of the Avvo askers. These are exactly the qualities that every client would look for…”

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Yasir Billoo

Firm: ILP

2122 Hollywood Blvd. , Hollywood , Florida 33020

Practice Areas: Business

Yasir Billoo is an experienced attorney whose experience ranges from representing large Fortune 500 companies in complex litigation and appeals in state and federal court, to helping small business owners with simple agreements and legal consulting. While earning his Juris Doctor, he was a member of the Jessup International Law Moot Court team and on the Board of the Journal of International and Comparative Law. A native of Karachi, Pakistan, Yasir, speaks English, Spanish, Urdu, Hindi and Memoni.. Prior to practicing law, Yasir managed the finances of a group of Central American companies, handling complex international financial transactions. Yasir also served as a Hearing Officer for Miami-Dade County’s Commission on Human Rights, where he presided over appeals of initial determinations in cases where discrimination is alleged.. Yasir is also a Member of the prestigious invitation-only International Association of Defense Counsel (IADC). IADC has been serving a distinguished membership of corporate and insurance defense attorneys and insurance executives since 1920. The IADC membership is comprised of the world’s leading corporate and insurance lawyers and insurance executives. They are partners in large and small law firms, senior counsel in corporate law departments, and corporate and insurance executives. Members represent the largest corporations around the world, including the majority of companies listed in the FORTUNE 500.

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“s very happy with the out come”

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“Yasir is a diligent and detailed oriented attorney. We have worked together on many projects and cases and he always puts in 100% effort and determination and I am always impressed…”

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Zahra Khan

Firm: International Law Partners, LLP

2122 Hollywood Blvd , Hollywood , Florida 33020

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“Zahra Khan is an awesome lawyer! She helped us through such a difficult time and made our whole expe”

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“Zahra is a caring and compassionate, and she is a zealous advocate for her clients. She treats her clients and their cases as if they were members of her own family. She works very…”

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Zoltan Hovanyecz

Firm: Schatzman & Hovanyecz, P.A.

3475 Sheridan Street , Hollywood , Florida 33021

Practice Areas: Insurance

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“My lawyer Mr. Hovanyecz from the law firm Schatzman & Hovanyecz was highly recommended to me by a pa”

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“I have sent two clients to Mr. Hovanyecz and both had positive results.”

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Location: Martin County, Florida Hi all! My wife and I moved into a condo 3 years ago and moved out 6/1/26. First two years were fine but the 3rd year our former landlord sold the property. Landlord 1 transferred the $1800 I had paid for a security over to the new landlord- who then made me pay an extra $200 because they upped the rent to $2000. As stated before we moved out over 2 months ago and have not received our security deposit back or any sort of itemized bill/intent to withhold. For complete transparency I wasn’t always the best at paying rent on time, however it was fully paid at the end of the day. And there was only regular wear and tear damage inside, I even paid almost $600 for a professional cleaner to come so I wouldn’t lose my deposit. I contacted a lawyer who said that financially I was better off going to small claims because their retainer was $5000. Is going through the small claims process worth the headache and time to get my 2k back? Or should I cut my losses? Thanks in advance! TLDR: Landlord hasn’t returned my 2k security deposit after 2 months since move out-should I go to small claims?
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